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recommendations for a 4 channel amp

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colemanyoungerinalaska
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recommendations for a 4 channel amp

Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

ive got a 200x2 and 100x2 what i want is a 4 channel that does it. 200x4 would be fine as long as i can adjust the gain on each to get that wattage i need. its for the lanzar opti 6cs which im pretty sure are the exact same as the planet audio bb65pros i had but cost less. 3 inch coil on the mid pretty damn nice sounding too imo. dont wanna use a 2 channel as im planning on doing an active setup.
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Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

oh yeah my budget is around 400 less would be awesome though
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Post by Robert Wollenberg »

There aren't too many companies who make 4 channel amps that big. That's pretty damn huge for a four channel. I can't even find one at the moment. Not a real one anyway. Unless you want a boss audio or something. lol
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Robert R. Wollenberg
Audio Alchemy, Owner
Phone: (325) 480-2790
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.audiochemy.com
www.abilenecaraudio.com
www.abilenecaralarms.com
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colemanyoungerinalaska
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Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

i may try to find a sundown 200.4 or just use what i have but id rather not use 2 separate amps or look for something a bit smaller maybe the sundown 100.4 or something then theres the zuki eleets 4 channel that ive wanted for years. might go on ebay and look around for some old school amps
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Post by JeremyC »

He said his budget was 400 not 4K. ;-)

And that is a sexy ass amp.
colemanyoungerinalaska
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Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

the JL Audio 450/4v2 looks about right. that b4s is insane but even if i had the money i wouldnt buy it. cant spend more on an amp than i did for a car. i might say screw it and just use a bb175.4 class d full range super cheap thing for now.
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Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

precision power P900.4 seen test of it does rated bandpassable this may be the one i go with
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Post by Robert Wollenberg »

JeremyC wrote:He said his budget was 400 not 4K. ;-)

And that is a sexy ass amp.
I totally did not see that. Not sure how I missed it, but I sure did.
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Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

ive never paid over 2000 for any car. my grand am was the most expensive that f350 i got for 150. ive gotten several 25-50 dollar cars that ran great then sold them for more. now when i go to auctions they tend to limit how many i can bid on because they all know ill lowball them

ive thought about getting something more expensive even went in and got approved fr loans but i just cant bring myself to pay allot for a vehichle
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